true babysitting horror stories

Once, while babysitting, the power went out suddenly. I was in a big, old house with a little boy. I found some candles and was trying to keep him calm. But then we heard footsteps upstairs. I was so scared, thinking someone had broken in. I called the police right away. It turned out it was just an old floorboard that made noise when it cooled down after the power outage. But it was a really intense babysitting horror story for me.

One horror story could be a babysitter finding strange handprints on the window that weren't there before. Another might be the baby suddenly crying uncontrollably and the babysitter feeling a strange presence in the room. And there could also be a story where the babysitter heard unexplained noises coming from the attic while taking care of the kids.

One horror story could be that a babysitter was putting the baby to sleep. Suddenly, all the lights in the house started flickering on and off. The baby woke up crying, and the babysitter felt a cold breeze when all the windows were closed. It was really spooky.

I heard about a babysitter who was taking care of a toddler. The toddler suddenly started talking to an 'invisible friend' and said the friend was angry. Then things in the room started to move on their own. The babysitter was so freaked out. Later, it was discovered that the house had some old wiring issues that were causing electrical glitches which made things seem like they were moving by themselves.

For me, it's when something seems to be not right with the kids. For example, if a normally calm kid suddenly becomes very agitated for no obvious reason. Or if a kid starts acting in a very strange and out - of - character way. In one story, a kid just stared blankly at the wall for hours without blinking while the babysitter was there. It was really creepy. Another aspect is when there are unexplained events like objects moving on their own. In a babysitting situation, you are responsible for the safety of the kids, and these strange happenings make you feel like you're not in control.

One of the scariest parts is when you sense something is wrong but can't explain it. For example, a babysitter might feel like they're being watched, but there's no one there. And then things start to move on their own, like toys or furniture. It's really creepy and makes you feel vulnerable especially when you're responsible for a child's safety.

Sure. One horror story is about a babysitter who heard strange noises coming from the attic. Every time she went to check, the noises stopped. But when she sat back down, it started again. It turned out there was a raccoon that had found a way in.

Isolation can be terrifying. When a babysitter is alone in a house with a baby, especially in a big, empty house or in a remote location. If something strange starts to happen, like the power going out or strange noises, the babysitter may feel completely alone and helpless. There's no immediate help available, and they have to face whatever is causing the horror by themselves, all while taking care of a vulnerable baby.

There was a babysitter who took a job at an old, creepy house. While babysitting, she saw a shadowy figure pass by the window. She thought it might be someone outside, but when she looked, there was no one. Then the lights started flickering. She tried to stay calm for the baby, but she was terrified and ended up locking herself and the baby in a room until the parents came back.

One scary babysitting story is about a babysitter who noticed that the baby she was taking care of would always stare at a corner of the room. At first, she thought it was just a baby's curious look. But then she started to hear strange noises coming from that corner. She felt a cold breeze even though all the windows were closed. When she finally mustered up the courage to look closely at the corner, she saw a shadowy figure for a brief moment and ran out of the house in fear.